These are managed in the order they are received and will not always be successful. If you want to join this class, you will need to submit a ' swap request' or ' join a waitlist'.
Select the ‘clash’ button for more information or read our troubleshooting guide. You need to deal with a clash as soon as possible. This means there is a clash with one of your other allocations. If you would like to allocate yourself to this class, select ‘select’.
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This means you are not currently allocated to this class but there are free places remaining. Your place will become available to other students and you may not be able to allocate yourself to this class again
Before you select the trash icon, make sure you understand the significance of this action. If you would like to remove this allocated class, you can select the 'trash' icon. If you're happy with this class allocation, you don't need to do anything. This means you're allocated to this class Make sure you review each of the statuses as it will tell you if you need to take action. The coloured icon next to each class tells you its status. Select the ‘Timetable’ tab in the menu bar to access your allocated timetable and view your class details. You can find out what day and time the 'review and adjust' period opens by checking the timetable dates table.
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For tips and guidance on how to make adjustments, watch our video.
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In many cases, it might not be possible to make adjustments because of class availability, timetable clashes or departmental restrictions. Find out more information about how to manage clashes and full classes on our troubleshooting guide. You may be able to obtain your previous class times by adjusting your new timetable, but this will depend on availability. It’s important to be aware that once you’ve made changes to your timetable, there is no guarantee you will be able to return it to its previous version. During the ‘review and adjust’ period, you will need to make sure you are allocated to classes for the units of study you are enrolled in. a minimum of 18 credit points of units of study covering programming, networking, and data management.Once you’ve been allocated a timetable through Sydney Timetable, you will be able to review and adjust your timetable up until the last day to add a unit of study for the semester or session (which is the end of the second week of classes for semesters 1 and 2). To qualify for the award of the Graduate Certificate in Computing, a candidate must complete 24 credit points of COMP, INFO, or ISYS coded units of study at level 5xxx or higher, including: i. Enrolment in the Graduate Diploma in Computing may be either part-time or full-time with a maximum completion time of five years. a minimum of 24 credit points of the Information Technology or the Information Technology Management Specialist units of study. a maximum of 24 credit points of the Foundation units of study and ii. To qualify for the award of the Graduate Diploma in Computing, a candidate must complete 48 credit points, including: i. This will be assessed by either completion of prerequisite learning in the Foundation units or evidence from prior learning that fulfills the assumed knowledge criteria for the Specialist unit(s) chosen.īlock 2 - IT Specialist Units (Max CP: 36)Ģ022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015
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► Programming◄ COMP9007 Algorithms COMP9103 Software Development in Java ► Modelling◄ COMP9110 System Analysis and Modelling COMP9201 Software Construction and Design 1 ► Networking◄ COMP9601 Computer and Network Organisation COMP9121 Design of Networks and Distributed Systems ► Data Management◄ COMP9120 Database Management Systems INFO9117 Intro to Software Engineering Practice Candidates need to complete relevant Foundation units or provide evidence of prior learning before undertaking any Specialist Unit(s). To progress to the MIT program, students must complete one unit covering each area of programming, modelling, networking and data management. Please log your enrolment in COMP9123 through Candidates for the Graduate Diploma in Computing complete a maximum of four Foundation units of study (24 credit points). Note: Students should note that COMP9007 is not running in 2021 COMP9123 is the replacement. For Semester 2 calendar dates look up `Semester 1` on the university timetable website at
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